In a twist worthy of a primetime soap opera (or an absurdist comedy), Saint Luke’s Hospital revealed that the Los Cabos City Council—under the administration of Professor Óscar Leggs Castro—left a debt of 20 million pesos for cosmetic surgeries. That’s right, while citizens struggled with water shortages, elsewhere in the operating room, curves were being […]
“September is when the largest number of hurricanes hit the peninsula, especially Los Cabos.”
In an interview with Al Cabo Noticias, where the topic of the day was “In view of the new 2025 hurricane season in Los Cabos, the importance of a culture of prevention,” the head of the Department of Earth Sciences at UABCS explained what a tropical cyclone is and how it develops. She also spoke […]
Mazatlán conventions will generate more than 500 million pesos in economic revenue; more than 28,000 people are expected.
The conferences and conventions to be held in Mazatlán during the month of June will generate an estimated economic impact of more than 500 million pesos. Sinaloa’s Secretary of Tourism, Mireya Sosa Osuna, stated that events will bring together more than 28,000 people, who will also be able to enjoy the tourist attractions. “Mazatlán stands […]
Summer represents challenges in occupancy and safety for Mazatlán: hoteliers
Summer represents challenges in terms of occupancy and safety, said José Ramón Manguart Sánchez. He spoke of the expectations of the hotel industry he represents at the Tres Islas Hotel Association to reach 80 percent, a major challenge, not easy to achieve. Therefore, they are creating synergies between the private hotel and restaurant sector, the […]
Pueblo Bonito launches luxury brand in Mazatlán and San Miguel Allende
Pueblo Bonito Golf & Spa Resorts, a hotel chain with eight properties along the coasts of Cabo San Lucas and Mazatlán, announced the launch of a new luxury category in Mexico: Pueblo Bonito Vantage, a brand that begins with two properties: Pueblo Bonito Vantage Centro Histórico Mazatlán and Pueblo Bonito Vantage San Miguel de Allende. […]
Father’s Day: This is why it doesn’t have a fixed date in Mexico
Father’s Day in Mexico is a special celebration honoring dads, but have you ever wondered why it doesn’t always fall on the same day? At TV Azteca Quintana Roo, we explain the reason behind the annual change of this date. When is Father’s Day in Mexico in 2025? Father’s Day 2025 in Mexico will be […]
Cropping a dog’s ears or tail is illegal; it’s considered animal abuse in BC.
Although it was a common practice for aesthetic reasons for years, docking dogs’ ears or tails is currently illegal in Baja California and is considered animal abuse by the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE). This was the warning issued by zootechnician and veterinarian Marco Antonio Tapia Miranda, who pointed out that this intervention, far from […]
Tapatíos protest against the judicial election in Guadalajara
This Sunday, while many of the polling stations set up in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area were sparsely attended, around 450 people demonstrated against the judicial elections in the historic center of Guadalajara. Marisol Rivas, an employee of the Federal Institute of Public Defenders of the Federal Judicial Branch, said that citizens are dissatisfied with this […]
More than 500 dead or endangered trees removed in Guadalajara
To reduce risks during the rainy season, the Guadalajara Government, through the Parks and Gardens Department, has removed more than 500 dead or diseased trees that posed a danger to the public. Javier Romo, head of the department, explained that all removals are carried out with the corresponding report issued by the Environmental Department, with […]
Construction of the Saltillo-Nuevo Laredo and Querétaro-Irapuato railways will be carried out in strategic blocks.
The Railway Transport Regulatory Agency (ARTF) of the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation (SICT) reports that the construction of the Querétaro-Irapuato and Saltillo-Nuevo Laredo passenger train routes, which will begin in July, will be carried out through strategic construction “fronts.” The Querétaro-Irapuato route, 107.8 kilometers (km), will be divided into four segments for construction: […]